Exam 1: An Introduction to Alice and Object-Oriented Programming

You can copy any object, event, or method in the Editor area by dragging and dropping its tile onto the Clipboard icon in the top-right corner of the interface, and then dragging it from the Clipboard icon to a new location.

Alice is a graphics-intensive program that can use a lot of a computer's memory.

Alice uses the modern approach to computer programming known as ____.

Objects in the same class are virtually identical to each other, except that the values stored in some of their properties may be different.

A(n) ____ is a group of objects with the same properties and the same methods.

Whenever you want to make a copy of an Alice world, particularly if you have made changes to it and want to keep the old world, use the Save A Copy feature, and give the new copy a different name.

Alice 2.2 allows you to record the view in the World window while an Alice world is playing as a QuickTime Movie file (*.mov).

Alice allows you to see the effects of your programs and any changes you make to them.

Information that you must give to a method whenever you use the method is called a ____.

A computer manipulates an object by changing some of its properties or some of the properties of parts of the object.

The virtual world in Alice is an object.

An object represents something in the physical world, not abstract ideas.

Objects are added to an Alice world in Scene Editor mode.

Most objects that computers manipulate are physical objects.

By default, images in Alice are saved as GIF files to the desktop.

The Tumble tool creates a new instance of the same object.

The act of adding an instance of an object class to an Alice world is called ____.

The Duplicate tool can change the size of an object.

Alice comes with six blank templates for starting a new virtual world ____.

Which of the following Scene Editor layout tools is used to move an object up or down?